Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-03-08

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without care or thought or honest
labor.
Noah organized the first returning
board. In stocking the Ark he adj
mitted two of kind and counted the
rest out.
The worst case of favoritism on rec
ord is that of youth whose mother
put a larger mustard plaster on his
younger brother than she did on him.
A notice posted in certain town
reads: "Cash paid for butchers
hides" This shows what popular in
dignation aginst butchers may lead to.
A vender of a universal medicine
declares that, if his prescription be
followed literally, a cure is certain {:
IS This medicine is to be taken inter
nally, externally, and eternally."
The new passenger coaches for the
Cumberland Valley Company in con-
struction at the shops in Chambers
burg will soon be completed. II is
said they will be the handsomest ever
run on that road.
Get good prices for your lambs
Send them to market early; Days
Horse Powder will help you.
Work is about to begin on the en-
Iargement of the Inn at Luray. The
extention is to be PAS feet in length,
to the southwark, and will cost $780,
900. A handsome cottage will also
be built on the grounds of the Inn.
Druggists sell more of Dr.. Bulls
Baby Syrup than of all other reme-
dies for the cure of baby disorders.
Large sales indicate the merit of all
articles.
A Russian physician claims to have
discovered that if the hands are held
in cold water for half an hour any ex-
cess OF blood in the head will be with
drawn, ,and that the most obstinate ma
sal hemorrhage may be stopped in this
way.
While I was standing in drug
store yesterday negro boy came in
and asked for some quinine. The
pharmacist, in order to get at the size
of the dose. asked: Is it for an
adult?' " No." said the boy, " it's
for a dutchman around the corner"
Mothers who are prudent and wise
will not be without a supply of DR..
Bulls Baltimore Pills.
Who that has warts OH his hands
docs S-nof rant to ese. rid of the1n2 p
Here is safe, sure and Inexpensive
remedy: Put a cents worth of cop
peras into gill of soft water. APP
ply the sulution two or three times a
day, rubbing into the warts and let
ting it dry thoroughly.
No day can be so sacred but that the
laugh of child will make the holiest
day more sacred still. Strike with
the hand of fire, oh, weird musician,
thy harp. strung with Apollo's golden
hair; fill the vast cathedral aisIes with
symphonies sweet and dim, deft
TOUGHER of the organ keys; blow,
bugler, until thy silver notes do touch
the skies with moonlit waves, and
charm The loves wandering on the
vineclad hills; but know your sweet
est strains are discords all, compared
with childhood's happy laugh.
Sweet as life, Drexel's Bell Cologne.
The Antietam Paper Company, OF
Hagerstown, have been awarded the
contract, by Hostetter, the patent
medicine man, of Pittsburg, Pa, to
furnish ten thousand reams of print
ing paper. This order aggregates
geo, 600 pounds, or $50 tons, of paper.
This paper will be used exclusively
for the Hostetter Almanac for free
distribution. and is an illustration of
the immense amount of money ex-
pended in this way by manufacturers
of patent medicines. The order was
secured over large number of COM
pctitors.
Mary E. Blake, of Mattapan, Mass.
writes: April G, 1885, 81 have used
DR.. Seth Arnold's Cough Killer more
or less for years and it always gives
me the relief desired" For sale by
all druggists. Price 25c. soc. and
S1.OO.
Phystc is necessary at times for Bill
IO"ShV9oI NJ OSC III .
Seth Arnold's Bilious Pills. 25c.
The late Governor Perry, of South
Carolina, up to the commencement of
the war between the States, was a
great Union man, but when his State
seeded, recognizing his primal alle-
glance to her, he obeyed her call,
saying, however: You fellows are
all going to the devil, but I'm going
with you" And that was the way
hundreds of thousands of other pco-
pie in the South who gave true faith
and allegiance to the Confederacy
thought, and the way many of them
spoke, when they entered the Confed-
crate service. Does history record
nobler action than that of the men re-
ferred to?
A CURIOUS PUzzLE.-The follow
ing curious puzzle is said to beat the
celebrated g 13-14-1j." and is well
worth I0yes+ipatinc-- Take . striD of